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Union Southampton

Union Southampton invites all veterans and active duty military to enjoy a complimentary selected burger and a pint of Michelob Ultra as a salute to your service. This dine-in only special is our way of saying thank you; reservations are highly suggested for this celebratory event.

Local Event: Veterans Day: A Burger & A Beer On Us!

Veterans Day: A Burger & A Beer On Us!

Union Southampton invites all veterans and active duty military to enjoy a complimentary selected burger and a pint of Michelob...

St. Luke 's Episcopal Church

200 years ago, at the behest of Mozart's librettist Lorenzo da Ponte,
 Spanish tenor Manuel Garcia brought his troupe of Spanish singers to 
America to spend a year performing at the Park Theatre in downtown 
Manhattan. This marked the first collaboration of note whereby Spanish 
artists brought both their language and culture to the New York 
performing arts community. To commemorate this anniversary, this concert
 will highlight 200 years of musical exchange between the American and 
Hispanic worlds. Ranging from some of the operatic works first performed
 in New York by Garcia in 1826 to zarzuela to De Falla to the present, 
this eclectic program will take you on a musical journey through 
history.
Featuring baritone Daniel Sutin, soprano Ashley Galvani 
Bell, tenor James Mancuso, alto Laura Laureano and accompanied by Bobby 
Peterson on the piano and Song-a-Cho on violin.For more info and tickets visit: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/200-years-of-hispanic-american-musical-exchange-tickets-2004341544515?aff=oddtdtcreator" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">eventbrite.com/e/200-years-of-hispanic-american-musical-exchange-tickets-2004341544515?aff=oddtdtcreator</a>

Local Event: 200 Years of Hispanic-American Musical Exchange

200 Years of Hispanic-American Musical Exchange

200 years ago, at the behest of Mozart's librettist Lorenzo da Ponte,
 Spanish tenor Manuel Garcia brought his troupe of...

East Hampton Town Hall Parking Lot

Is your pumpkin's grin getting ghoulish? Give it a second life instead of a trip to the trash.

Bring your pumpkins and gourds to East Hampton Town Hall, and they’ll be reborn as rich, healthy compost. It’s free and it keeps your jack-o’-lantern from a sad end.
The drop-off is hosted by East Hampton Compost, a collaboration between ReWild Long Island and the Town of East Hampton, as part of the Long Island Pumpkin Pick Up with Long Island Organics Initiative, Maggio Environmental, and Long Island Compost.
Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 14–15, 8 am to 5 pm East Hampton Town Hall • 159 Pantigo Road • parking log
Naked pumpkins and gourds only. Please, no paint, glue, glitter, glass or wax.
“After Halloween, a lot of jack-o’-lanterns end up in the trash, and hauling that trash off the East End costs all of us,” said East Hampton Town Supervisor Kathee Burke-Gonzalez. “Composting costs less and gives something back to our soil. Through East Hampton Compost, our partnership with ReWild Long Island, we’re glad to join Long Island Organics Initiative, Maggio Environmental, and Long Island Compost to bring the Pumpkin Pick Up here. So bring your pumpkins, and let’s turn them into compost that feeds gardens next season.”

Details for Long Island-wide drop-offs and smashes at <a href="https://rewildlongisland.org/compost" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">ReWildLongIsland.org/compost</a>

Local Event: Recycle your Pumpkin at East Hampton Town Hall, Sat-Sun, Nov 14-15

Recycle your Pumpkin at East Hampton Town Hall,...

Is your pumpkin's grin getting ghoulish? Give it a second life instead of a trip to the trash.

Bring your pumpkins and gourds...

Recycle your Pumpkin at East Hampton Town Hall, Sat-Sun, Nov 14-15

999 S Oyster Bay Rd, Building 110A, Bethpage, NY, 11714

<a href="https://www.chefsarsenal.com/pages/warehouse-sale" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">CHEF'S ARSENAL is having it's Pre-Black Friday 2-Day Warehouse Sale!</a>
NOVEMBER 14th and NOVEMBER 15th - 10AM-4PM
Over 3000 items from Name-Brand Gourmet Cookware &amp; Cutlery Retailers will be 20-50% off. Le Creuset, Wusthof, Henckels, Shun, Scanpan, Riedel, and many more!

Opening the Rear Overhead Doors - Crazy savings on both NEW and open box items!
Free Engraving on Cutlery and Le Creuset Knobs&nbsp;while you wait!
Cash or Credit Card. - Prizes/Raffle/Spin To Win!!!
https://www.chefsarsenal.com/pages/warehouse-sale
999 South Oyster Bay Road, Suite 110A - Bethpage, NY 11714

Local Event: CHEF'S ARSENAL Pre-Black Friday 2-Day Warehouse Sale! Le Creuset, Wusthof & More

Nassau County

Wantagh-Seaford

CHEF'S ARSENAL Pre-Black Friday 2-Day Warehouse...

CHEF'S ARSENAL is having it's Pre-Black Friday 2-Day Warehouse Sale!
NOVEMBER 14th and NOVEMBER 15th - 10AM-4PM
Over 3000 items...

CHEF'S ARSENAL Pre-Black Friday 2-Day Warehouse Sale! Le Creuset, Wusthof & More

Sag Harbor Cinema

Sag Harbor Cinema’s Lighthouse Project: Veteran Mental Health

FREE | <a href="https://sagharborcinema.org/the-lighthouse-project-veteran-mental-health/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Advance Registration Required</a>
Join Sag Harbor Cinema for a free community program on veteran mental health, exploring the lasting psychological impact of military service and the importance of community support for veterans and their families.
The program begins at 11:00 AM with a screening of Debra Granik’s LEAVE NO TRACE (2018), a drama about an Iraq War veteran living with PTSD whose secluded life with his teenage daughter is disrupted when they must return to society.
At 1:30 PM, a panel discussion will build on the film's themes to consider the mental health challenges veterans face. Featured Panelists are:
·&nbsp;Benjamin Fischer — U.S. Army Veteran (Iraq); Resiliency Trainer, Brothers at War and Brothers After War
·&nbsp;Desiree Romaguera, PsyD — Director, Unified Behavioral Health Center for Military Veterans and Their Families, Northwell Health
·&nbsp;James “Jimbo” Theinert (Moderator)
— President and Facilitator, Strongpoint Theinert Ranch; Gold Star Brother
The panel will also include BEARING WITNESS (2026), a locally produced short documentary featuring veterans reflecting on their experiences at a Strongpoint Theinert Ranch retreat.
Guests may attend the screening and discussion or the discussion only. Light bites and refreshments will be served during the discussion.
Learn more: <a href="https://sagharborcinema.org/the-lighthouse-project-veteran-mental-health/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://sagharborcinema.org/the-lighthouse-project-veteran-mental-health/</a>

Local Event: Veteran Mental Health Event at Sag Harbor Cinema

Veteran Mental Health Event at Sag Harbor Cinema

Sag Harbor Cinema’s Lighthouse Project: Veteran Mental Health

FREE | Advance Registration Required
Join Sag Harbor Cinema for...

East Hampton Library

Our gardens are resting for the winter, but we keep learning!
ReWild / South Fork is partnering with the East Hampton Library and the Surfrider Foundation’s Eastern Long Island chapter to host a book club. We’d love for you to join the conversation.
Our first book is Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer.
Kimmerer is a botanist and an enrolled citizen of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation.
Her science background taught her to ask questions of nature. Her Potawatomi heritage taught her that plants and animals are our oldest teachers. In the book she brings the two together through stories of wild strawberries, maple sap, moss, and of course sweetgrass.
Read the whole book, read a chapter, or just come to listen. Bring a friend!
To join:
<ul><li>Save your seat at <a href="https://rewildlongisland.org/southfork" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">ReWildLongIsland.org/southfork</a></li></ul>
- Pick up a copy at the Adult Reference Desk, borrow it on the Libby app, or bring your own copy
<ul><li>Come join us on Monday, November 16, 6 - 7 pm</li></ul>
We’ll be reading Braiding Sweetgrass during Native American Heritage Month, on Shinnecock and Montaukett homeland. Both Nations are still part of our community today, and we’re grateful for the chance to learn together.
Today, the Citizen Potawatomi Nation is headquartered in Shawnee, Oklahoma. The Potawatomi are a Great Lakes people, and in the 1800s the U.S. government forced them from their homelands, first to Kansas and later to Oklahoma.

Local Event: ReWild Book Club: Braiding Sweetgrass

ReWild Book Club: Braiding Sweetgrass

Our gardens are resting for the winter, but we keep learning!
ReWild / South Fork is partnering with the East Hampton Library...

Ashawagh Hall

Bonac Print Shop is hosting its annual art Invitational with a reception party for local artists showcasing their works at Ashawagh Hall in Springs. Photographer Ryan Sherman of Three Mile Media has curated over 45 East End artists that will display new artworks in an exhibition alongside an eclectic interactive print shop. Established artists include Richard Mothes, Scott Bluedorn, Lucy Villeneuve, Candace Ceslow, Joanna Steidle, Fisher Marmorowski, and Rich Bollinger alongside the works of other new and emerging artists. Their original works as well as Limited Edition prints will be for sale from 9am-9pm on November 21st through November 23rd. The print shop creates an accessible pathway where one can start their own art collection regardless of budget. 25% of the show’s proceeds will go directly to the Springs School Art Program.
The reception party will serve complimentary bites and local refreshments from Springs Brewery &amp; Montauk Hard Label. Live music will take place from 6-8pm by Dylan Greene &amp; Nick Silipo of REEB! alongside Montauk music teacher Jake Lorefice. Outside of the reception party, the entire art showcase will be available for viewing on November 21st through November 23rd from 9am-9pm at Ashawagh Hall.

Local Event: 5th Annual Bonac Print Shop Art Invitational

5th Annual Bonac Print Shop Art Invitational

Bonac Print Shop is hosting its annual art Invitational with a reception party for local artists showcasing their works at...

Meet John&rsquo;s Wahooo Wall of Socks!Walk into <a href="https://wahooomarket.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Wahooo Market by John</a> at 328A Main Street in Huntington Village, and the first thing you&rsquo;ll see is a wall bursting with color: row after row of fun, bright, crazy socks. Our customers stop, smile, and pull out their phones. The wall had become one of our favorite parts of the store, and we realized it deserved a name.So, we asked you.

You Helped Us Name It
We took to Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn and invited our community to help name the wall. The responses poured in with some wonderfully creative ideas. Fan favorites included &ldquo;The Great Wall of Socks,&rdquo; &ldquo;Sock It To Me,&rdquo; &ldquo;The Sock Exchange,&rdquo; and &ldquo;Wall of Happiness.&rdquo;
The final vote came down to a photo finish between two names, John&rsquo;s Wonderful Wall of Socks and The Wahooo Wall, separated by just a handful of votes. You loved them both, so we brought them together.
Please welcome John&rsquo;s Wahooo Wall of Socks, or as we&rsquo;ll call it for short, The Wahooo Wall.
&ldquo;I love the Wahooo Wall of Socks,&rdquo; said John Cronin, our co-founder and Chief Happiness Officer. &ldquo;It really captures the spirit of our wall of socks.&rdquo;
A Must-See Stop in Huntington Village
The Wahooo Wall is more than a display. It&rsquo;s a place to have fun, celebrate, and share a smile.
&ldquo;We love watching customers take photos in front of the wall of socks,&rdquo; said Mark X. Cronin, co-founder of Wahooo Market. &ldquo;It is fast becoming a must-see experience.&rdquo;
Every sock on the wall connects to our mission: spreading happiness and showing what people with differing abilities can do. When you visit, you&rsquo;ll meet John and the team who make Wahooo Market what it is.
The Wahooo Market by John builds on the success John and Mark have had with <a href="https://johnscrazysocks.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">John&rsquo;s Crazy Socks</a>. Wahoo Market by John moves beyond just socks to offer fabulous apparel, home goods, jewelry, snack items, and even dog biscuits. They make wonderful gifts. People are already telling us it's their favorite gift store. What makes it even better is that all of the products are either made by people with different abilities or come from companies that employ people with different abilities. 
Come See It for Yourself
Bring your family, your friends, and your craziest socks. Snap a photo in front of the Wahooo Wall and share it with #WahoooWall
so we can celebrate with you.
You&rsquo;ll find us at 328A Main Street in Huntington Village. Look for the sign out front, come through the gate, walk down the short path, and get ready to shout WAHOOO! 
 
And if you can&rsquo;t shop in person, shop online at <a href="https://wahooomarket.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">wahooomarket.com. </a>

Kepherd Daniel

Huntington

Huntington Has a New Must See Attraction

Meet John’s Wahooo Wall of Socks!Walk into Wahooo Market by John at 328A Main Street in Huntington Village, and the first thing you’ll see is a...

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